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May 3, 2024
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December 21, 2023
World News - A 600kg southern elephant seal from Tasmania, Australia, has stolen the hearts of many after videos taken by people showing his occasional treks through their towns went viral. Affectionately named “Neil the Seal” by the residents, Neil has been a frequent visitor of... Read more at www.tnp.sg
December 15, 2023
Neil the Seal is a southern elephant seal, and he is laying waste to the Tasmanian town of Dunalley.
December 14, 2023
A huge seal, known for his cheeky antics, has gone viral once again after bothering residents in a small Aussie town.
June 8, 2023
Hundreds of thousands of wild animals are helped by volunteers across Australia each year. But a vet says an ongoing reliance on goodwill is unsustainable.
January 3, 2022
It’s the problem no one really wants to think about too much. But what can be done to reduce roadkill as development expands? And how can you help keep animals safe if you’re out driving this summer?
December 30, 2021
It’s the problem no one really wants to think about too much. But can anything be done to reduce roadkill as development expands? And what can you do to keep animals safe if you’re out driving this summer?
December 30, 2021
It’s the problem no one really wants to think about too much. But can anything be done to reduce roadkill as development expands? And what can you do to keep animals safe if you’re out driving this summer?
December 30, 2021
It’s the problem no one really wants to think about too much. But can anything be done to reduce roadkill as development expands? And what can you do to keep animals safe if you’re out driving this summer?
February 2, 2021
It’s a totally socially destructive job working in television. The hours are horrendous. You work weekends, early mornings, late nights, Christmas and public holidays. Family life was very much disrupted. But we were paid highly for doing it, and were very unionised. So while I was working horrendous hours – 14-hour or 16-hour days – they always tried to keep us to a 40-hour week. Which meant that quite often we would only work on three days a week. That’s when I fostered my love of sel...